Bush Pioneer County Park Campground

I read the following reviews and decided to check this place out. As a woman traveling alone this place gave me the icky vibe. It was a bit off the beaten track. The camp host looked more like a homeless person living in a motorhome ( I’m sorry but I’m being honest) and the sites were all along a very rough dirt road and were unclear. This may be a lovely private place for other people, but for women traveling alone I would not advise it.

There's no hookups, but it seems that most of the money generated from the park goes to help the homeless and hungry. The park office (currently closed because of Covid) is also a food pantry, and they have a paper explaining how they help the homeless. So we didn't mind at all to pay the $20 for no hookups.

Site 2, 3, and 4 looked the best for solar. Bathrooms were cleaned at least twice daily, and the camphost is very nice. The bathroom also has a shower, which is always much appreciated. Lovely little park!

The one site with hookups was occupied when we were there. It is $25. Since the park office is closed, just knock on the camp host's door to pay.

Verizon was great!

Originally loaded the KOA on the GPS, but saw this on Campendium so we swung by to check it out and were glad we did. Small at only 11-12 sites but most of them have great privacy and the guy running the park is friendly + helpful.

We were hoping for a partial hookup but only one is offered and it was taken so we filled our trailer at a nearby spigot and that worked fine for us. My stepdad checked out the bathrooms and said they have showers which would be a plus for anyone in a tent or dry camping.

The beach trail is quick and easy, leading to a small cove. It’s windy here, but a light jacket made the walk pleasant.

The only negatives I can think of are the fire pits are small (but still effective) & one of the houses across from the park has peacocks which get noisy on occasion, but that’s really a stretch. Do yourself a favor and stay here, save the money from the KOA to get dinner at the local oyster place.

Small county park that is run on by the Chinook Indian Reservation. Some sites are better then others, but the place has potential if they were to do some improvements, which would be easily done if they were to put the money into it. One site is available with 50 amp electric, and water at site for $25, dump was clogged with no plans to fix. Otherwise RVs are $20, with room for a couple large rigs, but best for smaller rigs. TheMost sites are in the wooded area, with lots of shade, the hook up site is in the open but large. Two units could be parked in the hook up site, and the managers seem flexible. Trail to a small beach area within a short distance. A KOA is one mile away with Propane (.30/gallon higher then others in surrounding area) , dump, and a small camp store. The KOA is very nice with a wonderful owner, yet sites are twice the price as this County Park.